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Horan’s network of fifteen health stores throughout Ireland offers a wide range of health food products, supplements, cosmetics, toiletries, home gifts and more. But in Mitchelstown under manager Catherine Devine, Horan’s Healthstore is promoting a fresh initiative to enhance the health and relieve stress of its loyal customers and to encourage new faces to pop in and explore what is on offer.

“We’re really hoping to show this space off,” Manager Catherine Tefft says.

MINGO JUNCTION — Second-graders at Hills Elementary School are bringing smiles and support to patients at the Tony Teramana Cancer Center by donating 200 chem

The Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance (TAA) announced Wednesday that it will be on-site to promote aftercare awareness at the NTRA National Horseplayers Championship (NHC)

In Charara Safari Area, a young female elephant has passed away after spending several months in a snare that cut through her neck and throat.

PARIS — The world hit a record number of COVID infections in a week, an AFP tally revealed on Wednesday, as the WHO warned that Omicron poses a "very high" risk and could yet overwhelm healthcare systems.The highly transmissible variant has seen case records in multiple countries and registered infections were up 37 per cent globally from December 22-28 compared to the

A man with a sticker on his forehead joined thousands of protesters that marched across Germany on Monday, Dec. 27, against the new virus curbs. (AFP) BERLIN, Germany -- The WHO warned Tuesday that the Omicron coronavirus variant could lead to overwhelmed healthcare systems even though early stu

A total of 6.55 million cases were detected between Dec. 22 and 28, the highest figures since the WHO declared a pandemic in March 2020.

Omicron still poses

PARIS — The world hit a record number of COVID infections in a week, an AFP tally revealed on Wednesday, as the WHO warned that Omicron poses a "very high" risk and could yet overwhelm healthcare systems.The highly transmissible variant has seen case records in multiple countries and registered infections were up 37 per cent globally from December 22-28 compared to the